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>>108678065
I've not done this for years so I don't know if it's still easily possible, but back in the days we could just download a flash software compatible with the device's SOC, download a system image, plug the device to the computer with a usb cable, turn it on, and flash it, and voilà, the phone was like new.
If you want to brick it, do this but flash a random file to it instead of a system image.
Or do it manually: install adb (android debugger) on your computer, turn the phone on, plug it, and send the linux commands to destroy all the partitions.

>>108678065
connect it to pc with their update tool, download the firmware, change the main script file it uses, null the payload files, re-create the hashes sums it uses for verification and hit flash

>>108678065
Place into a microwave

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There is no helping you

For 5-7 seconds on 600-700 watts power

>>108678065
You have to give it back.

Give it back Jamal.

>>108678065
Return it to the rightful owner.

GIVE IT BACK JAMAL

>>108678065
phones get destroyed if water gets in, pry open the back cover so the internals are exposed, put a wizard hat on or just roll a cone from a paper so you can wear it and then go to nearest river or lake and put the phone underwater for exactly 42minutes

>>108678173
Not OP, but doesn't adb require dev options to already be on?

>>108678065
> destroy nand storage
> destroy CPU

contents gone

>>108678895
this is not true at all. the power circuit may fuck up but the data is still there.

>>108678065
I always retire my phones by stacking a few containers of tannerite around them at my favorite gravel quarry.